Next City is proud to release our newest Solutions of the Year special issue. This 80-page print magazine highlights the 24 ...

Op-ed: As architecture students in the U.K., we believe it’s past time to break the Palestine taboo and admit that ...

Our annual recommendations for gifts that will spark action and support the hearts, hands and minds pushing our cities ...

From rare peppers to blight tickets, one Detroiter spent decades growing a healthier self and city. Here’s why he might move on.

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Detroit resident Heidi Penix started a garden while simultaneously learning of a cancer diagnosis. “It’s a constant process of learning what it takes to keep things alive,” she says.

Welcome back to The Weekly Wrap, our Friday roundup of stories that explain the problems oppressing people in cities and ...

As cities and counties increasingly adopt municipal ID systems to foster inclusivity, this session will delve into the ...

Participating in elections is just one part of civic engagement, but there are many other ways to make a difference in your ...

Medical debt is a growing crisis impacting millions of individuals and families, often leading to financial instability, stress, and barriers to accessing healthcare. Saint Paul, Minnesota, is working ...

Most land banks aim to sell off cheap land and require developers to build affordably. But Houston Land Bank has mandated ...